These gaskets are new

Un-branded? Where/who did you buy it from?
The only place in the US that you can get a Phantom at... bicycle-engines.com ...Can also be ordered through Amazon if you wish, but it will still be shipped from B-E.com as they are an Amazon Partner.

B-E.com are the exclusive US dealer.


The factory just failed to slap a sticker on his motor is all...lol...If I had known this was a wanted item, I would have kept it after I ripped them off mine and sell them on the MB black market for an overly inflated fee...lol...lol.
 
I would put this Rud & Crude or a Rat Fink sticker on mine :LOL:

RudeCrude_01.jpg RatFink_01.jpg The Phantom sticker is pretty cool though :cool:
 
Read all about in link provided below...lol. (I'm On the warranty replacement motor right now as the first one failed hardcore...lol)


Here is a pic I took of the original motor which failed and before I removed the sticker from it, (I hate stickers on engines)...lol.

They all weather and eventually peel off anyways and just look plain ugly and tattered...lol.

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Nice chain guard too. Did that come with the kit?
No...That chainguard I bought aftermarket when I still had the Zeda 80 on it after I was going though several chainguards due to metal fatigue.

The kit ones are only thin flimsy things that weigh 5.5 ounces...This grey one you see weighs in at a full pound and heavier gauge.

The one that came with the Phantom kit is likewise a heavier guage metal, but until, if, or when this one fails, then I will slap on the black heavy gauge one that came with the Phantom kit.

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It's torqued to spec 15lbs this is the first time I run this engine fumes were also coming out it's a phantom of course y'all already know are these just bad gaskets or is because I pre lubed the engine with oil did I do something wrong I think the studs might not be all the way in ...maybe
You'll get some spooge as you set her in. Just make sure you retighten the head nuts after the first heat cycle, and then the next two or three check. I wet my gaskets with oil and get a little spooge. As long as its not an uneven surface the gasket cant seal right, then a little spoogie is ok. If you soaked the gaskets, that's just the extra oil working out as you tighten the cylinder down from heat cycling.
 
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